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Too Late For Regret, Mr. Morrison

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 864    |    Released on: Today at 14:28

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ed mid-conversation to stare. Whispers

see the

e attacked

d di

aight to the private elevator and p

uite. Marcus Holloway sat at his desk, looking

. Morrison is in a

right past him

u can't go

he heavy mahogany do

itors displaying the faces of several board member

e ordered, h

g and pulled out the divorce agreement. She threw it

ENT were printed in bold

s chair, a slow, mocking smile spreading

to ask for a divorce?" he scoffed

t flinch. "S

t nothing. The prenup is ironclad. You'll walk out of m

rmen said, her voice steady. "The trust clause. As a failsafe, if the marriage lasts three years, I am entitl

"You are out of your mind if you think I

armen said simply. "And

won't

d, planting her hands on his desk. "I just need to ma

sts. "I will destroy you. I will make s

him, her gaze fla

ow. The color drained from Kian's face.

ou say?" he

syllable. "I hear her treatment in Switzerland we

came shallow. "Leav

ou did. You keep her hidden away like a dirty secret, but

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ress Hospitalized by Wife.' 'Trust Fund Battle Exposes Secret Love Nest.' 'Farrah Watts Returns to a

he desk. "I will kill you

shot back, pointing to the bandage on her

chest heaving. He looked

I will disappear. You will never hear my name again. Farrah wi

the pen t

oked at the pen. His face twisted

ed his signature across the bottom of the page, the

wing the pen across the roo

he agreement. She folded it ne

bye. She turned and

ept off the desk, followed by the shatter of glass. Kia

muting the chaos. She walked past Marcus,

doors slid shut, she finally let her

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Too Late For Regret, Mr. Morrison
Too Late For Regret, Mr. Morrison
“I came home exhausted from an eighteen-hour hospital shift, just wanting to rest in the bed my husband of three years rarely shared with me. Instead, I found his mistress sprawled on our bedroom floor in a pool of stage blood, holding a knife and screaming that I had pushed her and killed her baby. My husband, Kian, rushed in. He didn't care that I was still in my wrinkled scrubs, nor did he look at the blatantly fake ultrasound she threw on the floor. "Shut up, you vicious bitch." He shoved me out of the way so hard that my head cracked open against the sharp marble fireplace. As real blood gushed down my face and blinded me, he simply scooped her up and walked out, leaving me bleeding on the floor while the house staff watched in disgust. As I lay there gasping, my medical training cut through the haze. The chronic weakness and dizzy spells I'd suffered for months weren't from overwork. Kian had been slowly poisoning me. I had played the meek, invisible wife for three years, enduring his coldness and his cheating. I didn't understand how the man I married could not only frame me, but actively try to murder me just to clear the way for his secret lover. I dragged myself up, stitched my own torn scalp without a single tear, and pulled out my hidden military-grade laptop. I signed the divorce papers to claim my guaranteed half of his ten-billion-dollar trust fund, and logged back into my old hacker alias. The meek wife was dead.”